Tour de Suisse 2005

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Final score
Tour winner Aitor González 33:08:51 h
Second Michael Rogers +0: ​​22 min
Third Jan Ullrich +1: 36 min
Fourth Frank Schleck +1: 41 min
fifth Chris Horner +2: 02 min
Sixth Koldo Gil +2: 49 min
seventh Beat Zberg +3: 47 min
Eighth Bradley McGee +4: 13 min
Ninth Tadej Valjavec +4: 28 min
Tenth Leonardo Piepoli +6: 01 min
Scoring Bradley McGee 42 P.
Second René Haselbacher 39 P.
Third Aurélien Clerc 35 p.
Mountain scoring Roberto Laiseka 58 P.
Second Chris Horner 27 P.
Third Koldo Gil Perez 27 P.
Team evaluation Gerolsteiner 99:44:56 h
Second Phonak +2: 33 min
Third Saunier Duval-Prodir +3: 40 min

The 69th Tour de Suisse took place from June 11th to 19th, 2005 . It was held in nine stages over a distance of 1355 kilometers.

Aitor González was the overall winner . Before the start of the last stage, he was still in fourth place, 36 seconds behind Michael Rogers . However, on the climb to the last pass, the Furka Pass , the Spaniard was able to outrun the Australian and won the overall standings by just 22 seconds.

The third stage led to the Austrian tourist resort of Sankt Anton am Arlberg . The fact that the Tyrolean Tourism Association was one of the main sponsors caused quite a stir. In the typically Swiss winter sports resorts of Arosa , Lenk and Verbier, advertising for holidays in Tyrol was omnipresent.

Stages

stage Day Start finish km Stage winner Overall rating
1st stage June 11th Schaffhausen - Weinfelden 169.9 Austria Bernhard Eisel Austria Bernhard Eisel
2nd stage June 12 Weinfelden - Weinfelden 36 ( EZF ) Germany Jan Ullrich Germany Jan Ullrich
3rd stage June 13th Abtwil - Sankt Anton am Arlberg 154.2 Australia Bradley McGee Germany Jan Ullrich
4th stage 14th June Vaduz - Zurzach 208.2 Australia Robbie McEwen Germany Jan Ullrich
5th stage 15th June Zurzach - Altdorf 172.4 Switzerland Michael Albasini Germany Jan Ullrich
6th stage June 16 Bürglen - Arosa 158.7 United States Chris Horner Australia Michael Rogers
7th stage 17th of June Einsiedeln - Lenk 192.8 Germany Linus Gerdemann Australia Michael Rogers
8th stage 18th of June Lenk - Verbier 162.2 Spain Pablo Lastras Australia Michael Rogers
9th stage June 19th Ulrichen - Ulrichen 100.4 Spain Aitor González Spain Aitor González

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ nzz.ch of February 9, 2012: Jan Ullrich found guilty of doping , last accessed on May 16, 2019